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As the new buffer benchmark in #8738 showed, it is possible that the update to V8 5.4 introduced regressions in the performance of node core.
@nodejs/benchmarking do we have comparable results of the existing benchmarks between V8 5.1 and 5.4? Do some of them show a possible drop of performance?
I'm a noob. The perf drop was caused by a binary addon not recompiled for the new version. There isn't a noticeable difference in the above-mentioned benchmark.
Reacted by F. Hinkelmann, Linus Unnebäck and Denis Andrejew
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ofrobots commentedon Sep 26, 2016
The nightly performance runs should already be tracking V8 5.4 on
mastersince it landed last week.My quick reading is:
EDIT: link: https://benchmarking.nodejs.org/
fhinkel commentedon Sep 28, 2016
I agree, I don't see a regression on the benchmarking site.
lpinca commentedon Oct 3, 2016
I've seen a significant performance drop when running this low quality benchmark on ws repo.
node 6.7.0:
node master:
but it's an external library so I don't know if it's relevant.
targos commentedon Oct 3, 2016
@lpinca It could be relevant. Depends if the regression is in core / V8 or in the library.
lpinca commentedon Oct 3, 2016
I'll try to investigate a bit.
lpinca commentedon Oct 3, 2016
I'm a noob. The perf drop was caused by a binary addon not recompiled for the new version. There isn't a noticeable difference in the above-mentioned benchmark.